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Olvena
Located in the Arogan region of North Eastern Spain, Somontano was granted it's DO status as recently as 1984, and can truly be described as Spain's 'New World' wine region. Meaning under the mountain, the beautiful Somontano area in the rolling foothills of the Pyrenees is perfectly located for production of elegant wine styles. Whilst hot in the summer, the cooling effect of the mountains creates a diurnal temperature difference of up to 25C retaining freshness and flavour in the grapes, and the plentiful breezes help keep the vines dry and healthy. Soils are chalk, sandstone, and with alluvial material near the rivers, are almost as rich in calcium carbonates that make them ideal for vine growing.
Visit the Olvena Vineyard website
www.bodegasolvena.com
Paternina
With over one hundred years of history, Federico Paternina's wine cellar is one of the big classics of Rioja.
Their main objetive is to reach the hishest quality of wine and for tha, the apply the latest technologies in the production processes but without forgeting the traditional rigor of good wine making.
The pride of these cellars lies in being present in three of the most relevant Spanish "Denominación de Origen" Rioja, Jerez y Ribera del Duero.
Visit the Paternina Winery's website
www.paternina.com |
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